Unprovoked neck stabbing at Emeryville Chik-fil-A
Video of alleged stabbing suspect at Chik-fil-A. Photo: Emeryville police
EMERYVILLE, Calif. - Police are investigating what they are calling an unprovoked attack on a victim at the Chik-fil-A in Emeryville.
Officer B. Worthen said that police were called out on Monday at about 2:30 p.m. to the fast food restaurant at 1525 40th Street after someone reported a stabbing.
When Emeryville police arrived, they found that Oakland police had already shown up and the victim had left.
Worthen said that police reviewed video of what happened, which showed that a female suspect walked by the victim and cut that person's neck with some type of object, causing only a minor injury.
However, Worthen said the attack "appeared unprovoked."
Worthen described the suspect as a tall white woman, about six feet tall, with slick brown hair. She was last seen walking westbound on 40th Street and was wearing a gray hoodie and sweats.
If anyone has information, they can call the criminal investigation division at 510-596-3700.